RAMBack manually free up memory from Firefox

I found this Fire­fox exten­sion called ‘RAM­Back’. It keep your Fire­fox run­ning smooth by clears the mem­ory cache of sites that aren’t in use (like closed tabs). If you can’t find out where to clear the caches mem­ory, then go to Firefox’s Tools menu and click the option that’s say ‘Clear Caches’

(credit Life­hacker)

Unfor­tu­nately, I haven’t tested it yet, so I really don’t know is it good or bad. And beside I pre­fer auto­mat­i­cally free mem­ory from Fire­fox (if they do have). So for some­one who inter­ested in this exten­sion then go on here. And for some­one who have the adds-on (may be soft­ware) that sim­i­lar to RAM­Back, then just share it via comment.

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